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Murder police wait to quiz mother Girl, 4, died from 'suffocation'
(about 4 hours later)
A woman, named locally as Zoe David, remains in hospital awaiting psychiatric tests after being arrested for killing her four-year-old daughter. A four-year-old girl whose mother was arrested in connection with her death had suffocated, according to initial tests.
The 34-year-old from Newport, south Wales, has not yet been questioned by police. Zoey Anne David died at her home in Bideford Close, Newport, on Friday. A 34-year-old woman was arrested.
She was taken to hospital on Friday with serious but not life-threatening injuries after officers found the body of her daughter Zoe-Anne in their home. The woman, identified locally as Zoey's mother, was taken to hospital with serious injuries.
A post mortem examination is due to be carried out on Monday. Police said early indications from the post mortem examination showed Zoey's death had been caused by suffocation.
Neighbours have expressed shock at the death of Zoe-Anne and community leaders have urged people to remain calm in order to allow police to carry out their inquires. Zoey's body was found in her bedroom by police after they were called by an ambulance crew who were treating her mother at the house in Maesglas on Friday lunchtime.
Zoe-Anne's body was found in her bedroom by police after they were called by an ambulance crew who were treating her mother at a house in Bideford Close in Maesglas, Newport on Friday lunchtime.
Councillors Mark Whitcutt and Debbie Wilcox speak of the shock felt by the community of Maesglas in NewportCouncillors Mark Whitcutt and Debbie Wilcox speak of the shock felt by the community of Maesglas in Newport
Ms David, who has an older son, was arrested and taken to the Royal Gwent Hospital. Her mother, who has an older son, was arrested and taken to the Royal Gwent Hospital.
Following the death, an emergency meeting was called by the governors at Maesglas Primary School where Zoe-Anne was understood to have been a pupil. Following the death, an emergency meeting was called by the governors at Maesglas Primary School where Zoey was understood to have been a pupil.
Police, who have carried out house-to-house inquiries, said they are not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident and are informing family members.Police, who have carried out house-to-house inquiries, said they are not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident and are informing family members.
Neighbours have described Zoe-Ann as a "lovely little girl" who was often outside playing with her friends. Neighbours have described Zoey as a "lovely little girl" who was often outside playing with her friends.
Tributes have been left outside the family home.Tributes have been left outside the family home.
One from an "auntie Shell, uncle Dave, uncle Aaron, uncle Dan, auntie Sophie and uncle Josh", was accompanied by a photograph.
The tribute said: "You're in good hands now. We all miss you so much. We will never forget you."
Another tribute from Kendra, Courtnee and Carmen said: "Rest in peace with the angels and the twinkly stars.
"You'll be missed forever and always."
Gwent Police said a 34-year-old woman remained in hospital under arrest.